A friend of mine got into a discussion about this very thing a while back. We agreed for the most part what "cheating" was, but she brought up a good point, that many have their different rules of what "cheating" is. That's true. I've heard of some couples who think so long as the other doesn't engage in sex with another, then they're not cheating. Some have some silly rules about if they're in different zip codes, then it's not cheating. Some go off the deep end and consider lying to be cheating or is that the deep end at all? As usual, I will go to the helpful dictionary for some answers. How does it define cheating? 1. To deceive. 2. To mislead; fool. 3. To act dishonestly. 4. To be sexually unfaithful. These are all pretty vague, except for the last definition. Alright, so I think most people can agree that engaging in sexual activities with someone other than their boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife is cheating. But, then a...
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